Speaker 1: The Flex and Rooms Daily podcast brought you.
Speaker 2: Ah yes back again in the idiot zone. Flex is
Speaker 2: taking a video of me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you feel nervous?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I got my ankles out and I were
Speaker 2: in cargo pants. I'm still not sure the cargo pants
Speaker 2: and I'm wearing like.
Speaker 4: A little bit too tapered, so they're giving like an
Speaker 4: ironic cargo which, honestly, I'm re assessing my style.
Speaker 5: I want to go two thousand and four.
Speaker 2: Which reminds me of Meka and Anna from the OC
Speaker 2: so like kind of really cutesy.
Speaker 4: Tom Boy, do you have any visual references polo shirts
Speaker 4: over a long sleeve T shirt? Tight, tight baggy.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure about it that it's gonna cost a
Speaker 2: lot of money to reassess the wardrobe. Alas, today we're
Speaker 2: talking about a personality test called Dimensional.
Speaker 3: Just up top.
Speaker 4: Remember a personality app is called Dimensional, Yeah, because we're
Speaker 4: going to talk a lot about it and I had
Speaker 4: to keep remembering the name. And anyway, Hans, if you're
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Speaker 2: An amazing recipe a voice note flex and now anyway,
Speaker 2: but we're bringing the vibes up and yeah, let's get
Speaker 2: to it.
Speaker 1: Fleck and Fos.
Speaker 4: In her academic intellectual era, big questions, very few answers,
Speaker 4: but we are here for the journey, and the journey
Speaker 4: is good.
Speaker 3: Are wearing denim whish?
Speaker 4: I would say, like it's a non academic style garment.
Speaker 3: That's life, now that I think about it.
Speaker 2: You're Steve Jobs, You're Britney Spears at the VMA's geniuses.
Speaker 3: Great references. Thank you.
Speaker 2: So last week I on the potty, I was telling
Speaker 2: you about the guy that founded.
Speaker 5: Silk Road, Bondi local. He was a Bondi local.
Speaker 2: Silk Road was probably the biggest underground dark where marketplace
Speaker 2: to have ever existed. Was worth like a billion dollars,
Speaker 2: like a billion dollars worth of transactions using bitcoin and
Speaker 2: stuff occurred.
Speaker 4: On that platform. Early adopters selling guns, selling dirgs, selling
Speaker 4: all kinds of things, those who know.
Speaker 3: Who know, selling guns and dogs.
Speaker 2: Anyway, it turns out the guy that founded that website
Speaker 2: was living in Bondai when he made it, so he's
Speaker 2: got the beautiful background the rolling waves.
Speaker 4: The sr own backyard, Yeah, my old apartment probably, and
Speaker 4: just before oh yeah, eventually he got caught.
Speaker 5: But people were like trawling.
Speaker 2: Through his old Facebook and stuff and they found this
Speaker 2: hypothetical that he posted on his wall, and I want
Speaker 2: to pose it to you. Is it possible for someone
Speaker 2: locked in a cage to be freer than someone who
Speaker 2: isn't What if they are free from limiting beliefs and
Speaker 2: can imagine experiences without limits, while the other limits themselves
Speaker 2: to a prison full of doll routines.
Speaker 4: Oh, discuss I mean, are they really comparable?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I don't.
Speaker 4: So he's comparing somebody who has had their basic agency
Speaker 4: taken away from them, who is confined to the cacage
Speaker 4: quote all day, who has the potential to imagine limitless
Speaker 4: things if they are an imaginative person, versus somebody who
Speaker 4: is not in jail, who feels trapped by their lifestyle,
Speaker 4: who is likely to not have an imagination because they
Speaker 4: have succumbed to working a dull, repetitive, monotonous life. Absolutely,
Speaker 4: I do not think it is possible that a prisoner
Speaker 4: is freer than a person who is not in prison.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess the question is more, what do you
Speaker 2: value more physical freedom or mental freedom?
Speaker 3: Is that the question? Though?
Speaker 4: I think so, because is it fair to say that
Speaker 4: if you have physical freedom, then you are unlikely to
Speaker 4: have mental freedom?
Speaker 3: Well in this instance yea. In the compared and that
Speaker 3: he's making, yeah.
Speaker 5: Like one or the other.
Speaker 3: Essentially, what would you pick?
Speaker 2: Would you pick to be able to think and say
Speaker 2: and believe whatever you want from prison?
Speaker 3: Yeap? What makes that you can do that in prison?
Speaker 3: In prison? It's a hypothetical.
Speaker 4: So you're talking back to the gods having in my
Speaker 4: own can do whatever I can.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, I'm still picking physical freedom.
Speaker 4: Interesting, but there's involves you go into a factory every day.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: Look at how the world treats criminals, Like, even if
Speaker 4: you do your time, you serve your punishment, you do
Speaker 4: your penance, you still come out and you're held to
Speaker 4: those same rigid ideas. The way you're perceived is so
Speaker 4: limiting what you're able to do, the rights you're able
Speaker 4: to exercise, those you should be freely entitled to are
Speaker 4: still taken away from you.
Speaker 3: I'm not doing that. Once a criminal, always a criminal.
Speaker 4: I mean in the eyes of the law. Surely that
Speaker 4: was quite sad. Yeah, what are you?
Speaker 3: I do like my own personal space. Some prisons one
Speaker 3: some prisons, you know, like you want to be where
Speaker 3: Martha Stewart was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, precisely. Was she in an actual prison. I don't
Speaker 2: know how long FORO that was crazy. Yeah she's out now,
Speaker 2: God bless. Kind of like the fullest life you can live.
Speaker 2: There's a there's a stint in prison at some point.
Speaker 4: No way, no way. I mean you're thinking prison break.
Speaker 4: You're like, oh, Hoti is everywhere, like we're escaping. I
Speaker 4: fell in love with the nerves. No, I'm thinking Riker's Island.
Speaker 4: I'm thinking, like, we didn't even do anything that bad,
Speaker 4: and we're you know, we're stuck in this hellhole awaiting
Speaker 4: trial and not being said. Oh yeah, I wonder I
Speaker 4: really have to know the food, what the food and
Speaker 4: jail is actually like good. I don't think I know
Speaker 4: a single person that's been to jail here. But you
Speaker 4: know what you have access to?
Speaker 3: What the internet?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, pardon me, pardon me, flex and frooms.
Speaker 3: How comfortable are you with confrontation mis remaning? Pretty good?
Speaker 3: In what way? I don't mind a bit of a
Speaker 3: ref raff spice of life to be honest, I actually
Speaker 3: don't mind it.
Speaker 2: To be honest, it's probably my default personalities to fight
Speaker 2: rather than flash.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, accepted my dreams. I'm big on freezing. Yeah. Oh.
Speaker 2: I It's like I'm running and I'm always drunk in dreams,
Speaker 2: so I'm trying to get away from someone, and but
Speaker 2: I'm drunk, so I'm like dropping everything.
Speaker 3: Have you ever had seen your phone in your dreams? No?
Speaker 4: Somebody said that the other day, and I was like,
Speaker 4: why haven't I seen that? I'm on this thing every day.
Speaker 4: This should be glued to my hand in my dreams
Speaker 4: when I see my phone once and that was when
Speaker 4: I was being choked out by ventriloquistal and I said, hey.
Speaker 3: Siri, you please, I said, hey, Siri, please call Grace,
Speaker 3: and it did.
Speaker 5: We need to ask everyone, have you ever seen a
Speaker 5: phone in your dream?
Speaker 4: Please let us know. And if you haven't, we need
Speaker 4: to consult someone. Anyway, how do we get to that town?
Speaker 4: The girls are getting near it? We've lost it. Someone
Speaker 4: did message us with a dilemma, a moral dilemma. One
Speaker 4: might say. I didn't read it through because I want
Speaker 4: to be as surprised as you are. When I share this,
Speaker 4: but it'll be fun. Should I say something to my
Speaker 4: housemate about her poor conversational skills off the dome?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Oh no, tell me more. Okay.
Speaker 4: I live in a close knit residential community where we
Speaker 4: are all very close. Most people are lovely and very chill,
Speaker 4: and we get on well. But one of my housemates
Speaker 4: tends to dominate the conversation and lecture people and be
Speaker 4: quite patronizing. I don't think that there's any malice behind it,
Speaker 4: and I suspect she might be masking some insecurities. She
Speaker 4: was lecturing me the other day on a topic that
Speaker 4: I've literally written a book on, which I found kind
Speaker 4: of rude. She literally talked of me for an hour.
Speaker 4: Not a confrontational person, so I've just been avoiding her.
Speaker 4: But now I feel bad about avoiding her because she
Speaker 4: describes herself as someone who's never had any friends.
Speaker 3: Oh, there, it is there. It is be like that.
Speaker 4: She was a bit of a nerd at school, not
Speaker 4: in with the popular crowd. I think a lot of
Speaker 4: her identity is wrapped up with being the smartest person
Speaker 4: in the room. But there are a lot of very
Speaker 4: smart people in our community, so I think that she
Speaker 4: could that could cause problems. My belief is that she
Speaker 4: has some underlying insecurities which lead her to behave in
Speaker 4: a toxic way. But I'm unsure how best to handle that.
Speaker 4: She tends to alienate people, so I'm a bit worried
Speaker 4: about her well being in the long term. But I
Speaker 4: don't want to be patronizing and tell her how to
Speaker 4: run her life. We do have a pastoral care person,
Speaker 4: but I feel like if I report my concerns to them,
Speaker 4: it may come across as interfering. So in summary, should
Speaker 4: I tell my friend that she's rude or just avoid her?
Speaker 4: I'm going to say pastoral care persons like you know,
Speaker 4: resident advisor.
Speaker 5: They're living in a college.
Speaker 3: No, it's a close knit community through MENI what would
Speaker 3: you do? Oh my god.
Speaker 4: It's kind of similar as having this conversation with my
Speaker 4: girlfriends the other day about how to tell someone if
Speaker 4: they smell.
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah, same thing.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think you have to wait. I think you
Speaker 2: need to have another conversation with her. Wait till she
Speaker 2: doesn't and say can you not talk over me? And
Speaker 2: then you can get into a conversation. We can say, oh,
Speaker 2: we'll talk about this later, you and.
Speaker 4: Me outside that's three o'clock at the bus stops. I mean,
Speaker 4: like I've said before, the only time I ever lived
Speaker 4: with a housemate, it was a really good friend of
Speaker 4: mine at the time, and it worked well.
Speaker 3: We lived very, very similar lifestyles.
Speaker 4: We're both full time DJs and yahoos, so it suited
Speaker 4: and like nocturnal vibes, like I was always asleep in
Speaker 4: the day type thing. We'd walk to King's Cross scat
Speaker 4: a tattoo, the vibes are up, so it's good for
Speaker 4: the lifestyle.
Speaker 3: But I wouldn't do it again.
Speaker 4: I haven't done it since, and that was what like
Speaker 4: eight years ago, just because I am far more picky
Speaker 4: with my space than I thought I was, being the
Speaker 4: youngest sibling and having you know, two older brothers and
Speaker 4: a bunch of family who would live in my house
Speaker 4: any given time.
Speaker 3: The house is always busy, so I.
Speaker 4: Think I've just repelled or over corrected too far to
Speaker 4: the other sky, where I'm like, I don't want to
Speaker 4: share my things. I don't want to be uncomfortable in
Speaker 4: my own space. I don't want to make anyone else
Speaker 4: feel uncomfortable. So it's just a non negotiable for me
Speaker 4: in this instance. Though, I find that sometimes it's really
Speaker 4: hard to reason with unreasonable people. And I hate that
Speaker 4: feeling you get when you are considering a confrontation and
Speaker 4: it's eating you up inside and you're like, ah, I've
Speaker 4: got to hold this all on my own. I feel
Speaker 4: terrible and I'm walking on eggshells and I'm comfortable. So
Speaker 4: what I like to do is a little thing I
Speaker 4: call sharing the burden. So the next time this person
Speaker 4: would say something, I'd have to hit them with, you know,
Speaker 4: the capital C confrontation and be like, hey, I'm going
Speaker 4: to need to talk to you, babe, Like it's getting
Speaker 4: frustrating week on week. You've been aggravating, You're lacking self awareness,
Speaker 4: you're making us uncomfortable and it's not on. I'm going
Speaker 4: to assume you don't mean to do it, but at
Speaker 4: this point I can't deal with you. Unfortunately, now it's
Speaker 4: a little bit tense, but now we're uncomfortable, so I
Speaker 4: feel better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I see, I see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm okay with like being down, so long as
Speaker 2: I know everyone else is down in some capacity.
Speaker 3: Generally, that's community.
Speaker 2: Oh damn, it's pretty It sounds like, yeah, this is
Speaker 2: like a archetype of a certain person we've all met
Speaker 2: and you sounds like you're not close enough to really
Speaker 2: care if they change, so then they just hop onto
Speaker 2: the next house. And it's a self fulfilling prophecy. But
Speaker 2: people who are know it alls, there's other no it
Speaker 2: dolls in the in the world they can like meet
Speaker 2: and prokate with.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I also think it sounds like this is
Speaker 4: as worth it, This is as bad as it gets,
Speaker 4: Like this is not like, oh, it's just like slightly
Speaker 4: irritating and like, oh it's a bit of like a
Speaker 4: niggling concern. No, it's it's frustrating. You can't even be
Speaker 4: comfortable in your own home. Bring it up, but bring
Speaker 4: it up in the midst of this person doing it.
Speaker 4: So it's like, look, I'm holding up a mirror to
Speaker 4: your actions, babe, do you see the team is shaking.
Speaker 4: We don't want to be here because of you.
Speaker 3: You do it?
Speaker 4: Call her out, damn painful, but mustards and loves of.
Speaker 3: Course, Okay, we're ladies.
Speaker 4: This is flex and frooms on kDa. Flexi is wearing
Speaker 4: the coolest T shirt I've ever seen. Flex is a
Speaker 4: dry princess has made a meme top featuring some of
Speaker 4: her favorite things, including a burger, some beautifully manicured nails,
Speaker 4: ride beaner, a little Zipit emoji, her actual physical license,
Speaker 4: which to me is a bit of a hazard. Yeah
Speaker 4: that's a bit red hot. But I did photoshop at
Speaker 4: the license number and the card number.
Speaker 5: Oh god, it's so cool.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
Speaker 5: I think I need to copy you and get into that.
Speaker 3: People should.
Speaker 4: I am a taste maker through and through. Creativity is
Speaker 4: my passion. So people just can't do it, but I can.
Speaker 4: I heard some really bad news a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 4: and I thought about fact checking it because it did
Speaker 4: come from it from an American source, and I feel
Speaker 4: like often the way Americans do life the way Australians
Speaker 4: do life not very similar. But in this instance, I thought,
Speaker 4: it's a fun little fact and if it's wrong, then
Speaker 4: it's up to you to do your own research.
Speaker 3: Okay, not a teacher, I'm an entertainer. I saw a.
Speaker 4: Video that said that the clothes buttons on elevators don't
Speaker 4: actually work and it's just the placebo.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that makes sense. That makes sense because.
Speaker 4: You yeah mm hmmm, like they'll you tap it. They
Speaker 4: will light up for the drama the theater of the performance.
Speaker 4: But in terms of like closing the doors prematurely rushing them,
Speaker 4: they're just on like a timer. Yeah, it doesn't make
Speaker 4: it go very much more fast, does it. This is
Speaker 4: I think elevators are the untapped conspiracy of the inanimate
Speaker 4: object world because tell me, you told me one of
Speaker 4: the biggest fun tacts of flexes ever told me. What
Speaker 4: I have held on to and that I think I'm
Speaker 4: going to reappropriate, is that people put mirrors in front
Speaker 4: of elevators so that you've got something to do while
Speaker 4: you wait. So it makes it seem like you're waiting
Speaker 4: less time. Yes, so while you're preaming and you're distracted
Speaker 4: with your own reflection, you're not necessarily aware of how
Speaker 4: long or not long something is taking. Similarly, when you
Speaker 4: get into an elevator with a mirror inside, again you're distracted,
Speaker 4: you're preming, you don't know what's going on.
Speaker 2: Isn't it so weird that we're given an avatar. We
Speaker 2: can't really choose what it looks like, but we can
Speaker 2: choose looks like up to a point.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess so, Wow, I think we should have
Speaker 4: more choices TVH Like, if I want to be five ten,
Speaker 4: that should be my choice.
Speaker 3: Zup it up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why when we when the universe explodes, but
Speaker 2: our brains are still in like suspended in animation, and
Speaker 2: we can go play sims, then we can change it
Speaker 2: all the time.
Speaker 1: That would be good flex and fods.
Speaker 4: I was just saying how I personally love when people
Speaker 4: love stuff. I feel like too many young people, especially
Speaker 4: are apathetic, very neat. Mommy, I'm not joking, babe, where's
Speaker 4: the passion?
Speaker 3: Where's the last? For life? But not for real? Like
Speaker 3: you know, you ask people like what do you what
Speaker 3: do you like to do? Like? What what gets you excited?
Speaker 3: What are your hobbies? Hobbies? I don't have any Shopping
Speaker 3: is shopping a hobby? I want to TikTok. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: okay cool, But what is the thing that gets you
Speaker 3: excited for me? Please reveal baking, hanging out with my friends, rollerbating, reading,
Speaker 3: but I haven't done any of them in a while.
Speaker 4: Oh okayque spiral wake up call, but I do that asap.
Speaker 3: Start with the reading mine.
Speaker 4: As I mentioned briefly earlier, personality assessments, not just the
Speaker 4: tests themselves, but I like the experience of self reflecting
Speaker 4: in that way. I like when my friends do them
Speaker 4: and then we share our answers and then we talk
Speaker 4: about our experiences and how we see the world so differently.
Speaker 4: And someone DM me the other day, a friend of
Speaker 4: my fellow DJ half Queen, and she's like, this is
Speaker 4: a bit of you, and I said, thank you, it
Speaker 4: is definitely a bit of me. I was so stoked
Speaker 4: because number one, it's nice to be thought of, you know.
Speaker 4: Number two, it's nice to be thought of well, like
Speaker 4: every now and then people send me memes like Twilight
Speaker 4: memes like this one's not funny, babe, but I hate
Speaker 4: this one, but I say thank you graciously because I
Speaker 4: appreciate being thought of. Anyways, I'm doing the personality assessment.
Speaker 4: I'm freaking out, like it's all spot on, it's incredible.
Speaker 4: But then I'm like, what fun is it to know
Speaker 4: more about myself? I want to know more about people
Speaker 4: I like. So I wanted to get through me to
Speaker 4: do it, but I know if I texted you it,
Speaker 4: you wouldn't do it, because like, busy, yeah.
Speaker 3: Be real, be real.
Speaker 4: If I send you the link to dowbtload and say, hey,
Speaker 4: can you do this?
Speaker 3: You'd be like yeah, cool, and then crickets.
Speaker 4: Anyway, So when we came into Cata the other day
Speaker 4: we did the test.
Speaker 3: How did you find it?
Speaker 2: Well, we sat down before we came in, sitting down together.
Speaker 2: I was eating lunch with a fork and a knife.
Speaker 2: It was a toasted forcature chicken schnitzel. Flex was asking
Speaker 2: me the questions and I had like to reply straight
Speaker 2: in the second how I how I agreed or disagree?
Speaker 5: Do you like helping others disagree?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Do you think?
Speaker 4: Do you like yourself agree? Do you think that people
Speaker 4: should be treated equally?
Speaker 3: Neutral?
Speaker 4: But it was fascinating as well, And I also find
Speaker 4: that doing that with an audience is a bit bizarre
Speaker 4: as well, because it's one thing to have to contend
Speaker 4: with how you think you feel about yourself, but it's
Speaker 4: like how you think you feel about yourself when someone
Speaker 4: who knows you is also aware of how you think
Speaker 4: you feel about yourself. The whole thing is just incredible.
Speaker 4: But what I like about it lot is generally when
Speaker 4: I'm trying to convince my friends your personality test, I'm
Speaker 4: gotta give them sixteen thousand different links.
Speaker 3: It's not just one. We've got a couple.
Speaker 4: You know that I go to got the disk assessment,
Speaker 4: the NbTi, the enneagram.
Speaker 3: You know it's a big commitment for someone.
Speaker 4: Right, But this app has all the assessments in the
Speaker 4: one app.
Speaker 3: Do them at your own leisure.
Speaker 4: It's gamified it and the best thing about it is
Speaker 4: that when you download it, you are able to do
Speaker 4: some compatibility like merging with you and your friends to
Speaker 4: see how you are similar, on how you're a different
Speaker 4: personality wise, and then also how it makes you compatible
Speaker 4: if you are if you're not. It's honestly so hot
Speaker 4: and so sexy and everybody should do it. Amazing tells
Speaker 4: you stuff like when I did mine yesterday, it was
Speaker 4: like you rank, Like, how did it work?
Speaker 3: Listen to this. It honestly adds up. So, for example,
Speaker 3: it says.
Speaker 4: You you're higher, you rank highly on assertiveness hire the
Speaker 4: most of your friends are ranked one hundred out of
Speaker 4: one hundred.
Speaker 3: Babes.
Speaker 4: I want what I want, but then I ranked for
Speaker 4: tran quick ninety seven percent higher than all users. That
Speaker 4: means you trust in yourself and your abilities, and you
Speaker 4: have a positive outlook and healthy coping mechanisms.
Speaker 3: You know it is what it is.
Speaker 4: However, I scored ninety eight percent lower than all users
Speaker 4: on agreeableness.
Speaker 3: And that's when you say, Okay, let's look out for
Speaker 3: a second. Let's just see where they see them darted from.
Speaker 4: Let me just ask that now, you know, honestly, I
Speaker 4: wish it was a mandatory requirement for anyone who wants
Speaker 4: to have just like any kind of friendship with me,
Speaker 4: to do a personality test.
Speaker 3: I squeeze me in.
Speaker 2: See even like we're doing these personality tests and you
Speaker 2: ask me all these questions. One of what kept coming
Speaker 2: up is like tidiness and leaving a mess everywhere, and
Speaker 2: I'm going through a crisis because I've become a messy bitch. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, I don't know if this is my
Speaker 2: true is this my messy rising?
Speaker 4: So this was a question that said, do you often
Speaker 4: put things back in their place immediately? Rooms like yeah, agree,
Speaker 4: I'm thinking, is this not the same fruit? It's like,
Speaker 4: Hey Brook, I left smamoring Hey Brook.
Speaker 5: Literally when we did a.
Speaker 3: Cater phar what's my phone? What's my phone?
Speaker 2: I did a cat to phone to shoot about three
Speaker 2: months ago, and I lost this like two outfits that
Speaker 2: someone lent me literally lost four clothes, and I was
Speaker 2: sure that someone from the shoot had stolen them. I
Speaker 2: did a company why the emile saying, hey, everyone, just
Speaker 2: letting you know I've lost this two sets.
Speaker 5: It's worth this much money.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I know, you said, I think it's been taken.
Speaker 4: Obviously, I wasn't copied on this email because rooms now
Speaker 4: I'd roast.
Speaker 3: Her, so she just told me about it. But she said,
Speaker 3: I fear that this has been taken.
Speaker 5: Anyway, this is fucking test.
Speaker 3: You're sick.
Speaker 2: I don't know who's making these tests. I think it's
Speaker 2: really fun. I like that you're interested. I've definitely gone
Speaker 2: through periods of interest.
Speaker 3: However, Wait, so.
Speaker 2: This app I've in put all my data, can you, like,
Speaker 2: have we become friends on that?
Speaker 3: My friends?
Speaker 4: You haven't been put you haven't even scratched the surface. Bape,
Speaker 4: you did one out of like ten quizzes and that
Speaker 4: took us, you know, fifteen minut that's to get through.
Speaker 3: Was it was a tough go. But yeah, what's the
Speaker 3: appcording dimensional? Does it cost money? No?
Speaker 4: Not yet, but I'm driving traffic and it's not available
Speaker 4: on androids.
Speaker 3: So I'm so sorry. You have to opt out. I mean,
Speaker 3: do we have any friends of friends with the Android phone?
Speaker 3: Personally no, Personally no, but guys, I am aware.
Speaker 2: I need to do a whole segment. My sister is
Speaker 2: an Android, and it makes me look at it differently.
Speaker 4: Now. Honestly, I think bring androids back. Like Samsung especially
Speaker 4: has the cutest bloody phones.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the flippies, yeah, the flipping bole.
Speaker 2: It's for people who don't care about being online online.
Speaker 2: They're like people who are not extroverts.
Speaker 5: I'm standing by that. If you have a Samsung.
Speaker 4: And you're by, you standing by, you hit me up
Speaker 4: and put me wrong, you're.
Speaker 3: Doing your own data.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The app is called Dimensional. You should download it.
Speaker 4: Like I said, the good thing about it is that
Speaker 4: it will It integrates a bunch of different personality tests
Speaker 4: and you're able to assess yourself in relation to your
Speaker 4: friends and your close community. You're able to share results,
Speaker 4: see results. It could definitely have a lot more information
Speaker 4: As someone who is you know, thirsty for knowledge, thirsty
Speaker 4: for knowledge, I feel like it's a bit light on
Speaker 4: the knowledge. But if you're just there for like vibes
Speaker 4: and top line stuff, I think it's really really awesome.
Speaker 4: A good starting point for you to go seek out
Speaker 4: additional information. But I just love seeing just getting an
Speaker 4: opportunity to reflect in relation to my people. I think
Speaker 4: it's the best. Like when Free and I were doing
Speaker 4: the test together, there was a point where a question
Speaker 4: that was like I often daydream and spend a lot
Speaker 4: of time imagining fantasy, fantasy scenarios and forms, just like,
Speaker 4: oh disagree.
Speaker 3: That was a strong agree for me.
Speaker 4: Like every second hour of the day, I'm like a
Speaker 4: new storyline in my head.
Speaker 3: God, that's constantly. I think you're dissociating.
Speaker 4: Probably just life is, but I love it in here.
Speaker 4: I'm like, ooh, what kind of stories will you tell today?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: My mum always says to me, I just have the
Speaker 2: most amazing dreams. I just love daydreaming. Yes, so you
Speaker 2: still used to dream about being a horse, yess.
Speaker 4: I just feel like the real world is just so
Speaker 4: red hot? How are you just in here full time?
Speaker 4: Like the what happens? Like my nighttime routine? Right, so,
Speaker 4: like do whatever I need to do. I'll work till
Speaker 4: like eight nine o'clock whatever. Then I'm like, Okay, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna scroll on TikTok for a bit, maybe for like
Speaker 4: two hours. Then usually I will read for like three
Speaker 4: three hours ish, then spend about an hour and a
Speaker 4: half daydreaming in order to sleep.
Speaker 3: Wow, I'm like, oh, like that was a fun book.
Speaker 3: What if the characters did this and this? What if
Speaker 3: they I'm like excited.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, so much time just in your brain. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's amazing.
Speaker 2: You spend so much time and it's positive, positive outcomes.
Speaker 3: Anyway, So join me, everyone, but don't try and ad me.
Speaker 5: Flag no, come on, no, let me get.
Speaker 3: My full word out. Okay.
Speaker 4: I don't need to know the behind the scenes of
Speaker 4: people I don't know, you know, so if you try
Speaker 4: and ad me, I'm not got to accept. So not
Speaker 4: even I haven't even got the flex use name either.
Speaker 4: You don't even have friends of your use name?
Speaker 3: Is this public? She said? My use name's cool guy?
Speaker 3: I one two three.
Speaker 4: I'm saying, don't add me because I just won't accept
Speaker 4: because I don't fundamentally care about the personalities of people
Speaker 4: I don't know, Savage, But if you were acquaintances, like.
Speaker 3: Go for it, Okay, ruffle some feathers, Calm down. I
Speaker 3: haven't even been savage.
Speaker 1: Yees, flex and frooms.
Speaker 4: As we all know Miss Fremisha went on a euro trip.
Speaker 4: Is the first time she visited Europe. She wanted a
Speaker 4: couple of friends. It was about three weeks of complicated bliss.
Speaker 3: We'll say complicated bliss.
Speaker 4: Premier shared quite a few opinions on Europe. She's ruffled
Speaker 4: a few feathers in the process as she does so well.
Speaker 4: I have an expert in her craft. And now it
Speaker 4: seems you know you're coming to the tail end of
Speaker 4: your analysis on that experience, and you've got some new thoughts.
Speaker 3: What are they?
Speaker 4: I am Look, I'm not one to mince words when no,
Speaker 4: I am one to mince Yeah. Absolutely, I'm changing my
Speaker 4: mind every two minutes. And now I've changed my mind
Speaker 4: on Europe. If you're a listener, you will know that
Speaker 4: last week I was racking on Europe for probably five
Speaker 4: days in a row, yeah, saying that it's overrated, it's expensive,
Speaker 4: and also refusing to refer to the individual countries. You
Speaker 4: went to, just the whole continent. Yurop is overrated, yarrap.
Speaker 4: But then I went away and thought, damn, I hate
Speaker 4: how negative I was last last last week, and surely
Speaker 4: it couldn't have been that bad. So I sat down,
Speaker 4: and as we know, people continually ask me, oh my god,
Speaker 4: you got back from your power?
Speaker 5: Was it booth far out?
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's stop that. I'm at the end of my tailor.
Speaker 3: Let's stop asking people. How are you?
Speaker 4: I know we've got ru AKA know it's necessary to
Speaker 4: check in, but let's how are you?
Speaker 3: Let's stop with that. How's your weekend? Take it out
Speaker 3: of a cab kill me. It's just it's a format.
Speaker 3: How's your trip? You saw the Instagram? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've got nothing else to give you.
Speaker 3: One thing.
Speaker 2: I'd rather just not go at this point far out,
Speaker 2: But no, I was thinking about it more and I
Speaker 2: thought of some really positive things about Europe.
Speaker 3: Oh good.
Speaker 2: One of them is, now, this could be a positively
Speaker 2: negative depending where you are. But I went out for
Speaker 2: quite a few nights, big dogs getting near it, and
Speaker 2: well I'll start with a negative.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you.
Speaker 2: Things actually aren't open all night every night. To me,
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, London's twenty four seven. It's a
Speaker 2: crazy city. Try to go out on Tuesday night. Nothing's open.
Speaker 2: I mean literally the middle of London, nothing's open. I
Speaker 2: find one bar full of finance bros. Meet a guy
Speaker 2: married with three kids didn't tell me to at the
Speaker 2: end of the night.
Speaker 3: No, how did you find out he saw his lock screen? No,
Speaker 3: he told me.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we won't get into it.
Speaker 3: It's so scary trauma. Yeah, I mean I could get
Speaker 3: into that story.
Speaker 5: But later later like.
Speaker 3: We get that jump for me talks to essentially three kids,
Speaker 3: change your gargain near it.
Speaker 4: This is whyways with the real direct approach, because you
Speaker 4: won't have me talking to someone for five hours.
Speaker 3: Since he married. I'm like, do you think I'm cute?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 4: Literally anyway, So that was that a positive or a negative?
Speaker 3: That was a negative. That's negative, Okay, let's keep going.
Speaker 5: Okay, one positive.
Speaker 4: It was like the movies, like in terms of the
Speaker 4: comedy that I like to consume, British comedy.
Speaker 5: It was like the movies in between.
Speaker 2: There's like at one point I went to karaoke at
Speaker 2: night with my friend and it was the most ragtag
Speaker 2: bunch of people that's karaoke. It was like four am
Speaker 2: and we get talking to these guys. The only way
Speaker 2: I can describe them is geezers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this guy.
Speaker 2: Had like a mini micro fringe like me, but even shorter,
Speaker 2: like beautifully kept her kind of like Gavin route scene
Speaker 2: but like a bridge lad. Yeah, and so friendly, so
Speaker 2: off his face like looking at me like he's just
Speaker 2: smiling and my eyes are glazing over and with the
Speaker 2: funniest accents. So definitely Europe lun case say.
Speaker 3: It with me.
Speaker 2: London is like the funny in between the movies.
Speaker 3: Great, So you're excited to go back?
Speaker 2: Nah, Okay, Now I'm good with the British TV shows.
Speaker 2: That's where I get my fix.
Speaker 4: Especially like these days at these prices, me hun about
Speaker 4: to take out alone just to see some things. I
Speaker 4: want to go back to London. I really enjoyed myself.
Speaker 4: I told you my technique of like getting in DearS
Speaker 4: before I land. Yes, some about the verified tick. People
Speaker 4: think that you're trustworthy, so that's another thing, like no, no,
Speaker 4: and I'm not talking. I'm not hitting up other blue
Speaker 4: tick as. No, regular people who look fun, catching vibes.
Speaker 3: It's really awesome. Yeah, I want to go to London.
Speaker 4: I want to go to Sweden, but I also do
Speaker 4: not want to see money come out of my bank count.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It hits you, hits different, It doesn't hit correctly
Speaker 3: at all.
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